Local Notices and Personal Items From Fairbury Neb
Dr G H Newton announces eye ear nose and throat services in Fairbury Nebraska subscriptions offered at the Record office for all newspapers and magazines. Elnora Liblin sues Omaha Street Railway for fifty thousand dollars claiming injury to her unborn baby. Women urged to seek amusement as a leisure activity. Mrs E L Loock visits niece Mrs Lucy Fredricks in Wymore returning Wednesday.
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Elnora Liblin
Omaha Street Railway Company
Wymore
Lucy Fredricks
Political opinions and notices in a Nebraska issue
The page blends political quips about Lincoln and Clemenceau with personal notices. Mrs Etchison and daughter return from Clay Center to attend the funeral of the late Mrs James Etchison, plus a ranch for sale in Grant Nebraska. Additional remarks discuss anti sedition bills and public debate.
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Etchison
S.C. Moser
Clay Center
Nebr
James Etchison
Bladen Town Earns Credit for Fire Protection Efforts
Inspector Charles E. Meeker notes Bladen residents deserve credit for fire protection work. They converted an old Ford into a ladder and equipment carrier with solid rubber tires, added pole box extinguishers, and installed glass-fronted telephones to access extinguishers.
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Charles E. Meeker
Bladen
State Division of Fire Protection
Ducks Take Flight Over North on Sunday
Quinter Fry suffered a severe flu early in the week requiring a nurse. Repair and oil your harness now before spring work begins with oiling costing 1.50 to 2.00 dollars. Everett Blauser finished enumerating Pleasant precinct and reported to census supervisors. Residents honor a generous humanitarian who did not spare himself in service.
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Gus Dressen
Notice to breeders about service fees at Diller State Bank
All parties who have bred mares to my jack and are making sales or relocating may leave the service fee at Diller State Bank. Wilson Brandt.
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Jack
Diller State Bank
Wilson Brandt
Hampshire
Chicago
Diller King
Miss Adelia Hayes Accepts Teaching Post in Council Bluffs
Miss Adelia Hayes a Diller high school class of 11 graduate traveled to Council Bluffs on Sunday to take a position as a primary department teacher in the city schools.
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Adelia Hayes
Diller High School
Council Bluffs
Fire prevention lines up farmers at Shubert
Farmers organize for fire safety at Shubert. One farmer bans his daughter Lizzie from further car trips with her companions due to fear of sparks.
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Shubert
Lizzie
Cough Remedy Favored by Mothers for Children
The article urges careful selection of a cough medicine for children and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as pleasant tasting, free of harmful drugs, and highly effective. It notes long experience shows it meets these conditions and is a favorite with many mothers.
Alfalfa for Sale Arrangements With Local Bank and Agents
A seller states they will be away and has arranged with Diller State Bank or C H Wright to handle alfalfa sales. Interested buyers should contact Mr Mayborne Mr Wright or J W Fouts to arrange purchase.
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Diller State Bank
C. H. Wright
Mr. Mayborne
Mr. Wright
J. W. Fouts
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Seen as Winter Investment
A column extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a prudent winter investment. It notes a common cold lasts about ten days under usual treatment and implies the remedy speeds recovery and reduces work loss.
What Newspaper Farming Means
Over a million people in Winnipeg and Manitoba and Saskatchewan faced a week without daily papers as Fort Francis paper suppliers refused shipments. Rumors spread as authentic news vanished, bulletins reached few citizens, and students tried fly sheets. Business declined sharply and streetcar ridership fell due to lack of advertising and mood.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Sis‘a'cawan
Fort Francis
A Mule Kick Sends George Riddle Crippled and Frustration Grows
George Riddle is crippled after being kicked by a mule. The piece compares rising unrest to disturbed bees, noting that this year the country seems to have kicked over a hive of presidential bees.
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George Riddle
Gentle Laxative Tonic for Constipation Relief
The article notes many people lack bowel movement without a cathartic and worsens dehydration in disease. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild laxative tonic providing gentle relief without triggering subsequent constipation.
Wheelbarrow accident injures A L Tinstman and son
A L Tinstman and his son Billie suffered injuries when a scaffold failed during a cement delivery to a west town house remodel. Abe received a deep cut above the eye requiring stitches as the wheelbarrow and mortar fell to the ground.
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A. L. Tinstman
Billie
Abe
Diller Public Schools Highlight Improved Student Work
Beulah Thompson joins the Model School this week with Lois Keating as a new pupil in grammar. The high school nears normal attendance after illness, and exams in music precede a March concert. Miss Julian, the new principal, led a strong convocation program of musical numbers.
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Beulah Thompson
Lois Keating
Watson
Thoreness
Weather Forecast Hinting Delayed Planting and Budget Cuts
If the weather continues farmers may delay sowing oats. Congress lacks a spending plan and an old fashioned knife to pare expenses mirrors worse forecasts.
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Congress
Nebraska Retail Clothier's urging single suit purchase
The Nebraska Retail Clothier's Association calls on the public to buy only one suit of clothes this year to combat the H.C. L. influence, urging restraint in apparel spending amid economic concerns.
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Nebraska Retail Clothier’s Association
H.C. L
Main Street Dragging Improves Road Condition This Spring
The report notes that Main Street was dragged yesterday for the first time this spring and now appears in much better condition. The Pennsylvania Railroad announces plans to spend 100,000,000 dollars on future improvements, illustrating the kind of opportunity cited as needed for the country.
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Main Street
Pennsylvannia Railroad
Bis Country
Harbine News Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Henry Arnold and Frank Nickerson returned Saturday from the Sand Hills where they trapped this winter. Mrs. Weaver and daughter Rachel visited Mrs. Gaisford in Ellis. Mrs. Henry Schroeder and her three children returned home near Cortland. Floye Eaves of Pawnee came to care for her parents who have the flu. John Huffman spent several days last week in Reynolds. Martin Mudrow, student in Beatrice, visited home over Sunday. Grant Beam shipped several carloads of cattle to market.
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Henry Arnold
Frank Nickeson
Sand Hills
Reynolds
Martin Mudrow
Business
Beatrice
Grant Beam
Timber shortage prompts federal forest acquisition plan
The forester reports dwindling timber supplies and urges a broad program of federal, state, and local forest purchases along with protection of privately owned stands. Production lags demand, with most Eastern centers near exhaustion and Southern pine declining as Western timbers take its place. The proposal calls for government action through state agencies to curb losses and reduce freight costs for consumers.
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Department of Agriculture
New Drying Process Claims Beet Root Water Removal
A new sugar making process allegedly extracts about 70 percent of water from beet roots where grown. Dried beets would store indefinitely and transport well to fuel-rich regions, enabling continuous factory operation. The method could also apply to fruits and vegetables for industrial alcohol distilleries.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Lincoln
Clemenceau
Chambers of Deputies
C. M. Hungerford
Grant
Chamberlain
Omaha
Aum
Feems
Cheney
Cracee
Btate
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
North Sunday
Quinter Fry
Everett. Blauser
Pleasant Precinct
Wilson
Alfalfa
Diller Public Schools
Harbine
Carly White
U. S. Army Goods
Scott-Army Goods Stores
Omaha, U. S. A
Theo. C. Henrichs
Diller, Nebraska
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